The Opelousas courier., 1887-11-05

OPBLoUsAs, La, 10th Oct, 1887.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Saisan, e. Dubuisson, 5, Haas, l.. Young anu
M. Carron.
Mr.Aug; pss =, din m IL . ! sh e a.. meeting
va an di sSe With.
a ~natition from the residents Of Coulee Gro
ela was read, asking for q new road to start
from near Abraham Smith and terminate near
Gas. Delahoussaye on the Opelousas ana Aca'
on motion the petition was granted and
,Messrs. Gus. Delahonssaye, Gus. Richard,
Eraneois Miller, Zaphirin Lager, Zephirin
#Thibodeau, Louis Sybille and Simon L@ger,
were appointed a committee to lay of the road
aa prayed for, provided that no right of way
shall he demanded of the parish.
The petition of several residents OF Prairie
des Femmos, which was read at the last meet
Ing asking for Q hog law. was again read and
granted, the petition prays that the hogs be
not allowed to run at large ON tie following
TERRITORY, win: from Marks bridge following
Coulee Bourbeuse along the lines OF Josepn
MAehe and Frozard up to Bayou Eusllller,
and from Bayou F~usillier following Frozard.s
| line mn to BAYOU Bourbeux between j. F.: d
ID. II, Higeinbotham. Resolved further that
| ebis hog law 10 to take effect from the LIST OF
| January, 1883. The committee discharged.
The committee appointed g e1am mus rnsd
recently changed by Jesse Malbroux, and as
| sess the Manages, report that they accepted the
| work and estimated the damage at $l2ttwelve
doIlars) for the right of way, which estimate
lie accepted by said Malbroux. On motion sne
geport was accepted and the committee as
charged.
The committee appointed to sell the con
tract TO build a levee and bridge over the bihm
] marsh. reported that the contract was SOLO 10
Edouagd and Ernest Dejean for the sum OF
one hundred and twenty dollars and that the
work was accepted by them wnen On no.
ton the report was accepted aho JUG jan"
too discharged.
POINT, Oct. 10th, 1887:
To the Hon. President and members, Poiice
Jury of st. Landry. ..
We the undersigned citizens of remaining
mart of 18th Justice ward, and borders OF lst,
18th and 18th justice wards, 90 most respG os
ficas ward to be known as the 18th justice
ward. living within the following boundaries
beginning at the north east corner of section
8. ~ Z, 2E., summing north between lands o.
Garland, 1T. Young, Miller, to the northeast
corner Of land belonging to J; b. ac 10y,
Mccoy, Alexandra Miller, j. o. Bronson, q
In. Young, Huston Young, Simon biocn, Dr
ChacherS. w. IL. Price, PrSjean, Alpnons'
Ventre. Mrs. Don Louis Richard, Th6ogen'
Richard, Thompson Bihm, Gustave biegas
|. Anv (.arriere thence north between lands Q
AUG. Carriere, Oniel Prejean, Mrs, Lastie r
ire and Thompson Bihm to the public road
following said road east, between LANDS .
Mrs. Valerie Bourque, Michel Thibodeau, III
Foster. Severn Pr9iean and on3zime Meche
10 the north corner of lands belonging to jew
i att : thence yeast, following Jewetgs north
8 east line 10 Arthur Simon, Alfred Payy, ,
mon Bellard, Pendell, Eugene Carriere, sa
3 mont, Abide Pitrs, Eugene Richard, ", me
b aes Iandry, Lacius David, DIN LaVergnne
IF. jean Gsy, Jean Gay, Jos. Chachere, u
andre, Liable and Chacher6. William BacoL
: Jos. Bellard, lands Of Garland and : \. ar
/. Lonis Bouraue and Ware, John Smith gu
Ware, Jos. Bourque and Aristide Ih r;ooran
Lenis Chariot and bonrque, Seaf IL Ron
: J c,ss,s land: thence west TO the parish Line, D
SEssn lands Of Jos. BourQus and JOS Dioel